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• Drivers reported after Barry RTC

  Two drivers have been reported to police following a two-vehicle collision in Barry.

• Cadstock Music Festival announces 15th year line-up

  Award-winning music festival Cadstock has announced a fifteen-act lineup for its fifteenth year at Victoria Park, Cadoxton.

• Strongman Jacob puts new gym to the test

  Wales' Strongest Man has helped to officially open a new 'strength gym' at Barry Lesiure Centre.

• Water voles thrive again on the Thaw

  More water voles have been released at the River Thaw in an effort to help bring the UK's fastest declining mammal back to the Vale.

• Dads building bonds through books

  Dads in the Vale of Glamorgan are being encouraged to read with their children every day.

• Record-breaking Barry Island 10K returns

  Barry Island 10K organisers say this year's race was the biggest in its history.

• Aqua Park opponents consider legal action

  Campaigners against a controversial water park at Cosmeston Lakes are considering legal action.

• Sully Island visitors caught out by high tide

  Two women rescued from Sully Island were caught out by high tides "despite doing everything right".

• OBE for Ruth in birthday honours list

  Broadcaster Ruth Dodsworth has been awarded an OBE in the King's birthday honours list.

• New placemaking plan for Vale's towns

  A new 'placemaking' strategy has been drawn up for the Vale's four town centres.

• Assisted dying: MP to host town hall meeting

  The Vale's Labour MP is to hold a public town hall meeting ahead of a crucial vote on assisted dying.

• St Athan 'snubbed' in spending review, says MS

  A Senedd member says St Athan has been left out of railway plans for Wales following the Chancellor's spending review.

• Cyclist criticially ill after Grangetown collision

  A woman has been banned from driving after a cyclist was hit by a car in Cardiff's Grangetown.

• Veteran street cleaner Ricky retires

  A street cleaner in Penarth is hanging up his broom for good after 53 years of loyal service.

• Two men guilty of cannabis smuggling

  Two men have been found guilty of smuggling millions of pounds worth of cannabis from the USA into South Wales by post.

• Vale Food Trail ''a success''

  Organisers say plans are already underway for next year's Vale Food Trail.

• Cardiff University cuts 'could be repeated year on year'

  Cuts at Cardiff University will be repeated "year on year" at all universities in Wales unless fundamental reform is brought forward, a committee heard.

• Bridging the generation gap - through play

  A residential home in Penarth has been building relationships beween the youngest and oldest members of the community through play.